Tag Archives: BCFP

Click through to learn where the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection nomenclature will still be used after Kathy Kraninger, the agency’s new director halted efforts to make changes to it.

Self-employed people have higher wages on average than salaried households, so why is it so hard for them to get a loan?

Here's what lawmakers from both sides of the aisle had to say after a Senate vote confirmed Kathleen Kraninger as the next director of the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection.

Here’s what an official name change of the CFPB to the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection is likely to cost the agency and the industry.

A key procedural vote by the Senate has taken Kathleen Kraninger a step closer to becoming the next Director at the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection. Here's how the vote went.

Click through to learn more about what the housing and financial services industries can expect if and when Maxine Waters takes over the reins of the House Financial Services Committee.

As the nation goes to vote next week for key House and Senate positions, we take a look at how the outcome of your votes is likely to impact the housing market.

Find out which states have the most consumer mortgage complaints, and why borrowers are reaching out to the BCFP for help.

In May, President Trump signed an act easing certain restrictions set in place by Dodd-Frank. Find out here how the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection plans to follow through as it pertains to the housing market.

How has the oversight of the BCFP affected banks in general and mortgage lending in particular? Here’s what a research by the New York Fed revealed.